Plan your Japan trip without

the overwhelm

Plan my trip to Japan: the step-by-step guide I built to make planning easy

Planning a trip to Japan can feel confusing before you even book your flight. Too many cities, too much advice, and no clear starting point.

That’s exactly why I created Plan My Trip, a free step-by-step travel planning tool designed to give you clarity from the very beginning.

No stress. No endless Google searches. Just the right questions, in the right order.

What is Plan My Trip?

Plan My Trip is a free tool that helps you structure your Japan trip before you book anything.

You’ll answer simple but essential questions, such as:

– When is the best time to go to Japan for your travel style
– How long you should stay
– Which cities make sense for your first trip
– Where to base yourself
– What travel pace fits you or your group

By the end, you’ll have a clear direction for your itinerary instead of dozens of open tabs.

Who is it for?

Plan My Trip is ideal if you:

– Don’t know where to start planning Japan
– Want a custom itinerary without spending hours researching
– Are planning your first trip to Japan
– Prefer clarity before booking flights or hotels

No travel experience is needed. The tool is simple, fast, and intuitive.

Why use it before anything else?

Planning Japan works best when the structure comes first.

Plan My Trip helps you avoid common mistakes like:
– Trying to see too much
– Choosing the wrong base cities
– Moving too fast or too slow
– Booking flights before understanding distances

It’s the perfect first step before guides, maps, or reservations.

How it works

– Answer the questions step by step
– Get a clear travel direction
– Use the result to build your itinerary or move on to guides and maps

It’s free, practical, and designed to save you time.

Ready to plan your Japan trip with confidence?

If you’re not sure where to start, start here.

I built this step-by-step guide to make Japan planning easier, calmer, and smarter.

1. Not Sure Where to Start?

I've create a Step-by-step guide here.


Plan Your Japan Trip More Easily

If you're going to Jpaan you're probably facing :

  • Too much information

  • How to organize

  • Don’t know where to go

  • Train system feels confusing

  • Afraid of missing places

Planning a trip to Japan usually breaks at the same point: you save a lot of places, but don’t know how to turn them into a realistic route. Cities are large, distances are not intuitive, and it’s hard to know what actually fits in one day.

This guide was created to solve that. It helps you understand how places connect, how many days make sense per area, and how to build an itinerary that flows.

With the interactive map, you can explore curated spots across Japan, follow ready-made itineraries and day trips, mix my routes with your own, and adapt everything to your pac

I created my Japan Travel Guide to help you organize your trip in a clear, realistic way.

Details on what you'll have

  • Best of both world : touristy & off the beaten path places

  • + 1000 things to do, filterable by category & tags

  • Lifetime access to my itinerary and all future updates.

  • 10 to 30 days curated itineraries, fully customizable

  • Kanto (Tokyo & surroundings) Day by Day customizable Itinerary (10 to 15 days)

  • Kansai (Osaka, Kyoto, Nara...) Day by day Itinerary customizable (13 to 15 days)

  • Tokyo Guide by Neighborhood (23 special ward)

  • 15+ additional day trips detailed for exploring nearby destinations from Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto.

  • Interactive map with all key spots marked & filterable by category & tags

  • Benefit from in-depth practical advice (navigation, accomodation, restaurants, cultural experiences)

  • PDF & Excel sheets (with less updates than online version)

What it looks like on the app :


If you prefer something fully tailored, I also offer a 100% custom travel planning service.
I design a day-by-day itinerary based on your dates, interests, budget, travel pace, and priorities. You simply follow the plan and enjoy your trip.


And if you like flexible, editable itineraries, you can also find my ready-made itineraries on Holicay.
They’re ideal if you want a solid base you can customize with your travel companions.



Marie creator behind @Tabimawari

Hi, I’m Marie, the creator behind @tabimawari.

I lived in Kyoto, learned Japanese, and keep returning to explore Japan beyond the obvious.

Planning a trip to Japan usually breaks at the same point: you save a lot of places, but don’t know how to turn them into a realistic route. Cities are large, distances are not intuitive, and it’s hard to know what actually fits in one day.

This guide was created to solve that. It helps you understand how places connect, how many days make sense per area, and how to build an itinerary that flows.

With the interactive map, you can explore curated spots across Japan, follow ready-made itineraries and day trips, mix my routes with your own, and adapt everything to your pace.


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Marie creator behind @Tabimawari

Hi, I’m Marie.


French islander from Reunion island, Japan lover, and travel planner behind Tabimawari.

I spent a year living in Kyoto, learning Japanese and falling in love with the culture. Since then, I’ve kept going back, exploring every corner from Tokyo to the tiniest hidden towns.

I created these guides after spending months planning, testing, and fine-tuning every detail so you don’t have to. Inside, you’ll find:

✅ Interactive maps
✅ Step-by-step directions
✅ Local spots + travel tips
✅ Offline use

Each guide is made with care, based on real-life travel, not generic blog advice.

This is what I wish I had on my first trip to Japan and now it’s yours.

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